Many Catholics Support Marriage Equality

On Saturday November 3rd at 6:30 pm Light Brigade Maryland met up with Catholics for Marriage Equality Street in Baltimore Maryland. As the election approaches on Tuesday the polls are tight and excitement is growing. Maryland could very possibly be the first state to vote on a referendum ballot to approve the marriage between lesbian and gay couples. This vote will end the anti-marriage mantra that no state has ever voted in favor of marriage inclusion. The tide seems to be turning!

The following photos we taken by a vaiety of photographers and each of they retain copy right on their work.

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Light Brigade Maryland at Chick-fil-A

Light Brigade Maryland visits the anti-LGBT source of the "Chicken Sandwich controversy."

Light Brigade Maryland on Howard Street over I-83

More photos of the Light Brigade Maryland effort to make more people aware of Question 6 on this November's Ballot here in Maryland. This photography was made by Kaitlin Newman

More of her work may be found on her Facebook page 

Kaitlin Nëwman (Photographer)

 many thanks for this beautiful work

On the Howard Street Bridge in Baltimore

One of our PFLAG moms, Judy

 

Lucas proudly holding the rainbow flag

Light Brigade Maryland in front of the Brown Center on the MICA Campus

The excitement in this group is usually palpable and playful!

Havre de Grace - On the Bridge at MD155 over Interstate 95 Light Brigade Maryland (LBM) sent a message last night to all the passing motorists traveling on the northbound side of the highway. Their message read, “Vote For Marriage Equality.” This is an effort to bring awareness to the referendum Question No. 6. When this measure passes it will allow gay and lesbian couples the right to get a state-issued marriage license. This group promotes the idea that a “Vote for Question 6” is a vote for fairness and equality.

Light Brigade Maryland, has occupied three different bridges and Federal Hill overlooking Baltimore’s Inner Harbor. LBM have plans to bring the message to Maryland voters once or twice a week until the November election.

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